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I encountered another interesting error during Exchange 2010 installation today. During the Organization …
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I encountered another interesting error during Exchange 2010 installation today. During the Organization …
Today I was testing the installation of Exchange 2010 in a VMWare sandbox environment. We created the sandbox …
Again an old war story, this time about timezone handling in Outlook/Exchange. I am not sure which year it was …
In Exchange it’s possible to hide a Mailbox from the (Global) Address List. You can do that in the …
A while ago I created a script that I can run as embedded script in Altiris that creates a Server Manager …
I was creating an unattended Exchange 2007 install job today and while testing it, it failed with the …
When you uninstall Exchange 2007 you need to remove all Mailbox- and Public Folder databases. If you try to …